Protective antigen complexes with increased stability and uses thereof
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Authors
Bann, James G.
Miyagi, Masaru
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Issue Date
2019-01-29
Type
Patent
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Citation
Bann, James G.; Miyagi, Masaru, inventors. Wichita State University; Case Western Reserve University, assignees. Protective antigen complexes with increased stability and uses thereof. United States patent U.S. 10,188,716. 2019, Jan. 29.
Abstract
Immunogenic compositions against Bacillus anthracis comprising a stabilized protective antigen complex are disclosed. The stabilized complex comprises protective antigen protein and capillary morphogenesis protein-2, with the capillary morphogenesis protein-2 being bound to the protective antigen protein along a binding interface. The stabilized protective antigen complex has increased thermal and structural stability, along with resistance to premature proteolytic degradation. Methods of using the same to induce an immunogenic response in a subject against B. anthracis infection are also disclosed.
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WSU inventor: James G. Bann, Dept. of Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Application No: 15/886,112 filed Feb. 1, 2018. Patent No. 10,188,716 granted Jan. 29, 2019
Application No: 15/886,112 filed Feb. 1, 2018. Patent No. 10,188,716 granted Jan. 29, 2019
Publisher
United States Patent and Trademark Office